share. but i m not sure what was primarily on his mind. tucker: have you asked the people who were in the meeting with the two military aides? a little bit, yes. tucker: and they do not recall exactly just that ukraine was the center of it? right. i don t believe that anything wrong, the united states meeting with the u.s. ambassador of russia. i think it was a perfectly reasonable meeting. i had nonpolitical staffers with me, we discussed some important international issues. i learned something perhaps in that meeting, i usually did. that s exactly what happened. people were coming by to see me pretty often.
primarily on his mind. tucker: have you asked the people who were in the meeting with the two military aides? a little bit, yes. tucker: and they do not recall exactly just that ukraine was the center of it? right. i don t believe that anything wrong, the united states meeting with the u.s. ambassador of russia. i think it was a perfectly reasonable meeting. i had nonpolitical staffers with me, we discussed some important international issues. i learned something perhaps in that meeting, i usually did. that s exactly what happened. people were coming by to see me pretty often.
trump. he can make the call. the strategic air manncomman they ve been in charge since the dawn of our age. they re always in charge. there s never an off shift, never an off day. they have to know the president s voice, they have to listen for authenticated codes, the most awesome responsibility of the job of president. the military aides who carry the nuclear codes in that suitcase called the football accompanied the president of the united states, barack obama, this morning and they will leave with donald trump, the 34545th president of the united states.
thank you, wolf. vice president joe biden spoke to firefighters and the toll that it took on the members of the military to avenge the horror of 9/11. listen to this. every single day i carry a schedule like all of you do. but every single day i have my military aides contact the pentagon at 5:30 in the morning. you can t see it. it s a little black box here. and on the box it says u.s. troops daily update. u.s. troops died in iraq and afghanistan. 6,719. not over 6,000, not roughly 6,700. 6,719. because every single man and woman lost, left behind a whole community, a whole family, a whole legacy. wounded, 52,328.
e. lee s father in the revolutionary war. we re all connected in ways we just never imagined. it probably makes you a more acute student of history. i mean, you could personalize, study the civil war history. sure. and i have to tell you, i m related to george washington, my cousin. oh, cool. and i love revolutionary war because of that reason. it s a great thing to pass on to your kids. for me, it gets me to mount vernon free. and whether we go to arlington, because the lee mansion is sitting at the top. so do we get that back at some point or right. no. so what s with the football? so this is so cool. so the military aides to the president, you will see them if you look, there s a guy or a woman in uniform carrying the suitcase, which is the codes, right? oh, wow. the nuclear codes. they call it the football. so when i was a scheduler for president clinton, when you leave, the military aides give